pushing locally. the 24 hour temperature change reveals not much change at all, some locations cooler in this area, concord and livermore, san francisco, palo alto and antioch. on we go to current conditions,

the view from emeryville, the marine layer making its push from the coast, 66 discretioneg the city. morgan hill, 59, half moon bay. this is the view at golden gate bridge, breezy. 72 at santa rosa and napa, petaluma, 73. here's your evening planner, partly cloudy going into the early evening hours becoming cloudier and foggier midnight. i'll give you a look at our weekend weather in a few minu s minutes. >> thank you. there are new details in thoep scandal in ririo. brazilian police have charged ryan lochte for filingal false robbery report creating a false story of being robbed with other sw swimmers.

they said it was actually a vandalism done by the swimmers. we're hoping this video will lead them to robbers who actually tased their victim. christen is here. >> tvs police asan francisco pok for two men and two women. look what the dash cam captured august 2nd, 4:00 in the morning. the man in the passenger's seat is suspect number one and two in the back seat laughing and having a good time. police say they're all in their 20s. the end of the ride, the guy in the front used a stun gun on the taxi driver, right here, he s n stuns him and that, of course, freeze frame posted by police on twitter. here's a tweeted picture of two back seat passengers helping the ringleader punch the driver and eventually took his wallet, phone and backpack before the driver was able to run away to

safety. this incident ended on texas street and 25th

child but is getting value new information this time. >> do you think it's beneficial to be with other women? >> yes. everybody goes through different things and get to know what different people are going through and experience it and if you have experienced it share with the other girls to find out. >> reporter: the ultimate goal of the prenatal program is this, a healthy full term baby and healthy happy mom. besides all the health risks, the costs of a premature delivery ranges from 22 to 55,0 $55,000, an add expense the centering program seeks to avoid. in oakland, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> the drugmaker of the epipen is now expanding programs to help patients pay for the drug after public outrage over the soaring costs. mylan pharmaceuticals isn't reducing the drug's list price but did announce a 3$300 saving

card, the cost topped 6$600 earlier this year up from $94 in 2009. >> here's the perverse thing. had we reduced the list price i couldn't insure everyone who needs an epipen gets one so we went around the system. >> at the center, jessica parker, a spokesperson for mylan has cut ties with the company and says she is disappointed in the price increase. her 13-year-old son has peanut and hey allergies. caltrans turned on more than 100 signs between the carquinez and bay bridge. the newest signs in the smart corridor project. if a lane is blocked, signs will alert drivers of trouble ahead to change lanes early and one hopes avoid gridlock. about 25 accidents or stalls block lanes on i-80 everyday. i feel like i get caught behind

most of them. >> turns out that way, doesn't it? time to turn to our weather. spencer is here. >> this repeating pattern is like groundhog day, the same thing day after day. we'll try to spice it up for you. low clouds at the coast. making their local push across the bay in the evening hours. this is the view from our exploratorium camera, looking out over the bay, under+++ other coast near the bay. low temperatures in mid to upper 50s. and our fog forecast animation

starting at 7:00, this is the movement out over the bay and locally inland, won't be quite so widespread for deep earlier in the week and will interfere with the morning commute and reduce disability. we will still see widespread areas of low clouds and fogs and reduce visibility in the east bay and north bay and then see it over the coastline giving us a mainly sunny day and breaks along the coastline, sunny and skies inland and mostly sunny on the coast. highs tomorrow range 60 to 62 degrees and upper 70s in the bay. warmer inland, highs in the low 80s. and we talked about averages, temperatures will remain below average. the average is 74 degrees in oakland. oakland will probably not break

70 degrees and in dick kiv what many barrier location can expect. mild conditions. might see a little bump upward in temperatures to upper 80s and back down to mid 80s monday and low 80s on tuesday. a pleasant and mild pattern all the way through next week but not quite so warm this time of year. >> thank you. coming up, celebrating 100 years of the national park, the special promotion happening right now. plus the musical based on plus the musical based on one of the most pan ♪ ♪

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the national parks service is 100 years old today and celebrating waiving entrance to its national parks this weekend. there are 12 in this area.

marin woods and monroe county and in richmond and the national historical park in san francisco, to name a few. we are so fortunate. the national parks are celebr e celebrating on instagram with pictures of the national parks. if you have a photo, post them. if you're looking for something fun to do this weekend, we have you covered. we have some ideas for you. our partners at hoodline point us to what's considered one of the most horrible movies of all time. "show girls" showing not oscar winner elizabeth berkeley. you haven't seen it? fix that now. >> you will win? >> one of the worst review films ever, "show girls" like a fine boxed wine, into cult status. it stars a local legendary drag queen who also produces and directs because it's not done

until it's overdone. >> i've always loved "show girls" from the minute i saw it in the theater of people who hated it, my friend and i loved it. >> there's a theme when the main character goes on a shopping spree and mispronounces the name of a famous designer. how does the song go? >> when she sees the dress she says i will look so great in a v verc sa e. >> that was joshua, aka peaches when in full drag. he plays the aging show girl about to be replaced by a younger version of herself. leave the kids at home. a sports festival for marijuana fans. and an inspired art show. all the details on our website on abc7news.com. we'll link you with hoodline. have a great weekend. coming up on "abc news" at

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here is what is making headlines at 4:30. a 6 week old baby girl is in critical condition this afternoon and her father is under arrest in the santa clara jail. 32-year-old matthew zabala was booked for child abuse and domestic violence. this wasn't the first charge of child abuse. more at 5:00. and dozens wounded and 13 people killed on an outrageous attack at an american university in afghanistan. a former stanford teacher was killed and no group has claimed responsibility for the attacks. wildfires burning across the state. the cal chief says there are nearly 12,000 firefighters

battling nearly 12 different fires. and storms ripped through indiana and no one was killed. you look at the damage, it's an amazing thing to think about. millions are bracing for more storms now. and ray is live in new york with the story. >> dan, 35 reported tornadoes in the state of indiana. quick responses by emergency officials and people heeding to the tornado and storm warnings are the actions indiana authorities believe helped to save lives. the tornadoes moved quickly, carving a path of destruction in minutes. >> holy cow. >> reporter: kokomo, indiana, the epicenter of the twisters, storm chasers capturing the moment of the whipping wind g t gusting at over 130 miles an hour. >> starbucks just got blown over. >> reporter: the coffee store no match for the wind obliterating

the structure, over 20 people inside and incredibly no one injured. >> as soon as they started wh whipping we got everyone inside. bewere trapped inside because the building collapsed. everyone came out unscathed. we were all fine. >> this neighborhood, homes blown away, many trying to cope with the damage. >> still trying to process everything, still trying to understand the complete devastation. thankful my mom and my sister, who were in the house yesterday, survi survived. >> reporter: those who experienced the storms, sharing their stories of survival. >> we headed to the basement. it was crazy. you could hear everything going on outside. >> reporter: today, vice-presidential nominee and indiana governor, mike pence, tourvaged nairbds. >> a good warning system and no

loss of life. that's a miracle. >> over 200 people are now in shelters and the priority restoring power and repairing electrical lines and hopefully returning people back to their homes. live in new york. back to you. >> we understand frthere are tes on the ground for damage assessment. any word what they discovered? >> the national weather service confirmed there were six tornadoes in indiana and four in indianapolis and the other two in the northern part of the state. the city of costi ocity of koko largest and we understand from severe weather experts that number could rise after the final assessment is made. back to you. >> thank you. we talked about fires and tornadoes in this country, in central italy, the search for fires and tornadoes continues after that deadly 6.2 magnitude

earthquake rocked the region. new drone video shows the amount of people killed is up to 250. strong historic shocks hitting the town of amatrice, and making it difficult for rescuers to rescue those trapped under debris. >> we worked overnight and they didn't stop combing the rubab b to find those still alive. >> tears of joy were heard when a 10-year-old little girl was resc rescued. >> north korea is celebrating what it calls a successful test of a ballistic missile. these are images of the missile launched yesterday morning and it flew 300 miles towards the seas around japan. both candidates on the campaign trails today and sparks are really flying.

hillary clinton talking to voters in nevada, donald trump pushing forward in new hampshire. following all the latest in the race for the presidency. >> reporter: in new hampshire, donald trump lags behind hillary clinton by nearly 10 points. campaigning in manchester, trump tried to make up for that deficit. >> let me just tell you, you will be very very happy if i win. >> reporter: the republican nominee has been make major play for undecided voters, particularly minorities in recent days. >> i've always had great relationships with the african-american community and now i've made it a focal point. >> reporter: trump continues to engage an increasingly heated topic, race. >> when democratic policies fail, they are left with only this one tired argument. you're racist, you're racist. >> reporter: trump previously raised eyebrows with this attack. >> hillary clinton is a bigot! >> reporter: in a move seen as reaching out to latino voters,

trump is pivoting to one of his signature issues, immigration and said he would provide an opportunity for millions. >> we tell these people to get out or do we work with them and let them stay at some point? >> reporter: hillary clinton is back on the trail for the first time this week in nevada where the race is much tighter. >> from the start, donald trump has built his campaign on prejudice and paranoia. he is taking hate groups mainstream. >> reporter: clinton hasn't had a formal press conference since december of last year. she has been focusing recently on fund-raising pulling in $17 million in just the last three days. "abc news," washington. two uc berkley students are behind a new bill to allow students registeri ining colleg classes to register to vote at the same time. it follows the same law allowing people who register to for their

driver's license to register to vote. speaking out against local bikini bans at some beaches. dozens of people protested outside the french embassy in london. organizers call it a wear what you want to the beach party. local police have forced muslim women to put on full body suits. and they're looking into what the local bikini bans are legal. >> countdown. >> we get people all over the world come into town for burning man. >> the bay area's august burning man boom, how it's turning into a lucrative business for some store owners. i'm christian spencer. and the weather is a little cooler. the accuweather forecast coming up.

checking the traffic in san jose, southbound 1 on01, lots o cars there and northbound is looking good and going

nasa today conducted testing and in a pool of water

at the langley facility in virginia and placed test dummies inside to test the landing effects of different velocities and different conditions for the flight from mars and hopes to be out in 2023. starting sunday and ending on labor day, this means big business in nevada and right here in the bay area. >> at costumes, you would think it's halloween. these customers are here to pick up items from "burning man." >> we get people all over the world that come into town for "burning man" and use san francisco as their launching place. >> they come for fun and wacky gear but items necessary in the desert. goggles in case of a sandstorm, fur to stay warm and lighting for night time.

sue calls this her favorite time of year. she opened her shop inspired by "burning man." >> i make all of this to have more art. it's a busy fun time of year. >> reporter: this is one of her most popular pieces for "burning man." it's called elegant arms because it acts like wings. they plan to charge more for dusty cars returning from black rock desert. they say here they refuse to rent costumes for "burning man." >> once it goes out it's never the same. >> reporter: they said last year's was always better. >> i don't know if that's sour grapes for those going for years and saw themselves left in the dust, or if it's just a changing environment. >> reporter: in the early days the festival was free. a ticket this year costs 3$390. abc7 news. now, your accuweather

forecast with spencer christian. >> mostly sunny skies inland but the marine layer starting to push out over the bay. warm continues over the interior parts of the state. 90 and in the bay area we will have it sunny and partly sunny over the coast with lingering fog. highs low 60s at the coast and mid-70s around the bay and mid-80s in the warmest inland locations. thinking of going to the beaches tomorrow? sunny skies with cool sea bre e breezes, high temperatures of 61 degrees and 66 at santa cruz and 64 at monterey bay. here is a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. we have a nice seven days coming our way, mainly sunny skies and

dry conditions and temperatures below average but looks nice and pleasant and mild. enjoy. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 4:00, how you work in your 20s fouled affect how you feel in your 40s. >> a doctor can go in and really make sure it's gone and have to wonder if there's something left behind there, that's huge. >> a new camera that can help patients survive a deadly form of cancer, how it can track down at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify

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today the united nations said so far there have been no confirmed cases of zika virus with any associated with the rio olympics coming after concern athletes could contract it in brazil. another person in semifinal has contracted the zika virus. a 24-year-old woman has been confirmed to have contracted the virus. the woman said she hasn't traveled outside the county in months. the number of non-travel related cases in florida stands at 43. bay area surgeons are hoping a specialized camera could help

patients survive a deadly form of cancer. the goal is to locate leftover cells that could allow the disease to return. >> it's been a stressful journey for shauna since being diagnosed with melanoma to her left arm. after surgery to remove it, she hopes the rest is behind her. >> they have gotten everything out of my arm but going back in to do the margin of error. >> reporter: to narrow that margin of error, the doctors are injecting shauna with radioactive particles engineered to attach themselves to livermore nodes where radioactive cancer cells could be hiding. >> the goal is to take out every cemetery centimeter of a lymph node. >> they can actually see the activity attached to the nodes. >> we're seeing a collection of dots in the background.

>> before deploying the camera, dr. stanley uses a traditional method, a guy go counter and the signal grows stronger when the probe gets closer to a larger node. after removing the first node the center gets fainter and harder to gage. he says smaller nodes are hard to detect. >> it's generally effective. if you have a few people hiding away in a corner it makes it more difficult. we miss some lymph nodes. >> reporter: over the course of the next half hours, dr. leon and the team rescan the area with the camera. >> we find a livermore node. >> reporter: with a series of scans the camera uncovers two more lymph nodes. after they're removed they will be by opened to see if there are any hidden cancer salcells that could trigger reassurance and

providing what shauna is hoping for, piece of mind. >> to see if there's anything left behind there, that's huge. >> it's really exciting work. the effectiveness of the camera is the focus of a clinical trial being run through the california pacific medical research institute. a new report says uber continues to pile up sizable losses. according to bloomberg, uber has lost 1$1.2 billion so far this year bringing total loss to more than $4 billion in its history. the losses will likely fall thanks to a deal struck with its largest global competitor, chinese hailing company. and a company is offering free rides on a trial basis in a small business park. you're looking at video provided by the company founded by two

mit graduates. the service begins days ahead of uber's first public road test of a self-driving car in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. let's turn to today's we wellness report. how happy you are at work in your 20s an seriously impact your health in your 40s. >> and how music at work can help you work harder. >> a new study from ohio state university says how happy we are with our jobs in our 20s and 30s is key for how healthy we will be down the road. being unhappy at work has an immediate mental health impact. those not happy reported more mental depression and worry and emotional issues. it was the trajectory that caused more problems down the road like back pain and more frequent colds. it's paradox, the older we get the happier we are. overall mental health and mood and ability to handle stress usually improves as we am in. this happens as we focus on meaningful goals and connection

to family and friends. upbeat casual melodys at work, like the happy days theme and others can contribute to team work at the office. heavy metal music made employees keep to themselves and be less of a team player. 25,000 strollers are being recalled. the step and go travel system sold under the safety first brand sold at babies or us and walmart from may 2015 to june 2016. i'm jane king. here's to your health. seven hours of work and more than 3,000 domino, wait for it, wait for it. yep, there it goes. two ambitious artists were trying to build america's largest domino tower until a crushing mistake forced the 19 foot tall creation to come

tumbling down. the domino enthusiast s had pl e placed 241 layers and becoming close to becoming the second tallest in the world. can you imagine? if you look up the word bummer in the dictionary. >> that's it. >> this is what you will see. >> a big south bay festival is canceled for labor day weekend and an even bigger dispute over why. >> and coming up with what we have at 5:00. coming up, first responders and a daring rescue from a helicopter to save a life. and the bay area about to hand over one of your biggest secrets to facebook. and strategies to

. tonight's lineup on abc7.

fans of bacon will be disappo t disappointed to hear a popular labor day festival in san jose has just been postponed and organizers are blaming lack of police protection. matt keller has the details. >> reporter: there's a beef full of bacon in the city of san jose. originally scheduled for labor day weekend has been postponed along with the breakfast on the holiday monday. >> we got a letter about 2 1/2 weeks before our event saying there wasn't enough resources to put it together. we looked into it and found out it was a police issue. >> reporter: ryan sebastian is on thor of movable feast and said they were forced move it to mid-october after a person with the city he did not want to identify, told him the police department did not have enough resources to provide officers over the holiday weekend. that would make sense since san

jose police are facing a major officer shortage and thinking of moving dozens of detectives back to patrol. they said it was not true and the plans were sent in 20 days late and the denial was due to time constraints not officer shortage, however he shows this application sent to an event coordinator july 8th and his application form signed june 25th. he said it's obvious why the bacon festival was postponed. >> you talk to the average person who lives in the neighborhood in san jose and ask them if they had enough resources to cover burglaries, i think you would say no. the city is considering an emergency declaration. that speaks for itself. >> reporter: organizers were expecting 10 to 15,000 people over the labor day weekend. if you bought tickets for that event, you can use them in october or turn them in for a refund. matt keller, abc7 news.

>> thank you for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00. abc7 news begins right now. >> there were over 14 fractures. >> a home turns into a house of fear, a father arrested accused of doing something terrible to his baby girl. that's next. another bus driver attacked in san francisco. will a new campaign get riders to respect the job. a warning from apple why the company is telling iphone users to update their device right now. on the waterfront. today's tour of what some hope is the new home for the oakland as. >> i'm meteorologist sandy patel. tooler than normal. what is happening to the weather pattern and if it will carry through the weekend. >> we begin this evening with a disturbing story. police say this man badly abused his baby and it is not the first child he has hurt.

good evening. >> this case has a lot of people angry and very upset. let's go straight to "abc news" reporter, david louie live at san jose at the santa clara jail. >> reporter: a lot of people don't see trauma or potential child abuse. it wasn't until this six week old girl suffered from hrnyak distress she was taken to the valley medical center where evidence surfaced she was suffering from some serious trauma. an ambulance was called to this apartment in the burbank neighborhood of unincorporated santa clara county. a 6 weekend gi-- 6 week old gir was admitted. >> they learned there were over 14 frarktures. sheriff's detectives, homicide detectives and crime scene were sent to the scene. >> reporter: the father was charged with felony child abuse

and felony domestic violence. this case has similarities to one six years ago one he entered no contest to felony child abuse, the victim then his 4-year-old daurblgghter. the girl sustained a high impact blow to the side of the head causing internal contusion and bleeding. he was ordered to 52 weeks of child abuse prevention classes. a neighbor gloria recently spoke to him and asked we shield her identity. >> a couple weeks ago i asked how the baby was doing. he shared her name and she was doing well with the mom. >> reporter: no one was home when we knocked at the apartment that dis-bala a bal zabala and girl share. >> a baby, it's never right to do